It seems there’s a consistent theme out there…and it’s this: while the online world is great and has its place, there’s nothing quite like bricks and mortar to provide the peace of mind we all crave when involved in any financial transaction.

The good news doesn’t stop at latex printing’s environmental friendliness. The end results are spectacular, to, all of which means you can feel good about yourself while receiving top quality prints, every time.

Why wouldn’t you, as a real estate agent, display your properties in the same bright, clean and cold white light of VitrineMedia’s backlit LED screens rather than continue with old acrylic property cards that, let’s be honest, are the business premises equivalent of thongs, footy shorts and Bintang singlets?

Thanks to a new relationship we’ve struck up with LG and Hewlett-Packard, we’re excited to share the news that we now are now able to offer the LG Vivid Vision product that has been taking Europe by storm and, you can be sure, is poised to do likewise across this sunburnt country of ours.

Free from artificial colour, what you see is precisely how nature intended it to be viewed. If you’ve ever walked past a Marine Reef Tropical Aquarium with all the fish, all the corals and the pretty colours, you’ll know what I’m talking about. You’re awe-struck; you stop in your tracks and your turn around to take a closer look.

Green is the universally accepted colour for ‘go’ – and with our new VitrineMedia latex printing offerings delivering environmentally-friendly outcomes and so much more, we’d like to suggest it’s time you got going…

Without a bold high street shopfront that shares your key messages via the feel-good magnetism that’s inherent to the cold white light of VitrineMedia’s backlit LED screens, you run the risk of being invisible – and of losing a potential client to a competitor who has taken the time and trouble and gone to the expense of promoting his brand and raising his profile.

You might have heard of the barber who had been successfully cutting customers’ hair for $10 a pop for ages. Everyone was happy – the customers got a great haircut and top service, the barber was busy and made a decent living – until one day, a competitor opened directly over the road.